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Sesame Street Invitations - Making 1st Birthdays Special!
Homemade Sesame Street invitations is the place to start when creating that very special 1st birthday party. Your little one will thank you for taking a walk down one of their favorite streets - Sesame Street that is!
SESAME STREET INVITATIONS - FEATURING BIG BIRD
Cut 8 1/2" x 11" shiny orange cardstock into 4 pieces.
Type or hand-write your party details in calligraphy on a piece of light tangerine scrapbook paper, that has a faint complimentary pattern.
Cut each finished piece of scrapbook paper with decorative scissors so that they measure 3" x 4 1/2" and glue to the 4 pieces of cardstock.
Decorate the corners with Big Bird stickers and embellish the edges with yellow glitter.
On the reverse side, decorate with Big Bird stickers and die cuts of letters and numbers.
Place invitations into bright orange envelopes. Decorate them with Big Bird stickers and either hand-deliver or mail to your guests.
SESAME STREET INVITATIONS - FEATURING YOUR BABY
Cut 8 1/2" x 11" shiny yellow cardstock into 2 pieces and fold in half.
Using decorative scissors, trim the edges of a photo of your baby in their favorite Sesame Street character costume, so that the photo is slightly smaller than the cardstock.
Glue the photo to the front of the invitation. Put "Come Celebrate My 1st Birthday!" above the photo.
On decorative paper (finished size 4 1/2" x 7 1/2") either type or hand-write in calligraphy the party details. Then glue to the cardstock.
Place your invitations in a colorful envelope and decorate with Sesame Street stickers. Either hand-deliver or mail out your invitations to your guests.
SESAME STREET INVITATIONS - FEATURING COOKIE MONSTER
Make or buy extra-large chocolate chip cookies and wrap each one in blue cellophane.
Type or hand-write in calligraphy, your party information on large adhesive labels.
Place a label on the back of each cookie, and a large Cookie Monster sticker on the front.
Hand-deliver your cookie invitations to your guests.
SESAME STREET INVITATIONS - FEATURING ELMO'S FACE
Cut a large oval from shiny red cardstock for Elmo's head. Then cut a small circle from shiny orange cardstock to create his nose. Lastly, cut an open-shaped mouth from either shiny black cardstock or black felt.
To create Elmo's face, start by gluing the orange nose and black mouth to the red oval. Finish his face by gluing large goggly eyes above his nose.
On the reverse side, type or hand-write in calligraphy, the party details.
Place your Elmo invites into a colorful envelope and decorate with Sesame Street stickers, or hand-deliver them to your guests.
EMBELLISH READY-MADE SESAME STREET INVITATIONS
Buy ready-made Sesame Street invitations featuring Big Bird and embellish the picture. Add wiggly eyes, yellow feathers on the body, and red felt for the mouth.
For a variation to this idea, download your favorite Sesame Street character and glue the picture to a piece of cardstock. Then embellish the picture. For example, you could add blue yarn loops to a picture of the Cookie Monster or green glitter to Oscar the Grouch.
Add Fun Wording To Your Invitations:
(Baby's Name) Birthday Is Brought To You By The Letter (first letter of baby's name) And The Number "1."
Date & Time:
Location:
RSVP To:
Remember to include the funtastic characters of Sesame Street on your invites, so your guests will know they will be celebrating your child's birthday with the gang from Sesame Street.
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